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LOT 107

20,000 kms from new 2008 MV Agusta F4 R 312 Frame no. ZCGF511BA4V001493

Sold for €9,200 inc. premiumLot to be sold without reserve
Lot 107

Property from the collection of a Gentleman Driver, 20,000 kms from new
2008 MV Agusta F4 R 312
Frame no. ZCGF511BA4V001493

20,000 kms from new
2008 MV Agusta F4 R 312
Frame no. ZCGF511BA4V001493

Footnotes

MV Agusta F4 R 312 – 2008
Cadre n° ZCGF511BA4V001493

MV Agusta lança en 2006 sa deuxième 1 000 cm3 de grande diffusion, la F4 1000 R. C'était une superbike à l'état de l'art, avec un moteur de 174 chevaux, des freins radiaux Brembo Monobloc, des roues forgées Brembo, une fourche Marzocchi USD revêtue de nitrure de carbone et des amortisseurs Sachs évolués. La F4 1000 R connut un développement, la F4 R 312, qui fut lancée fin 2007 en tant que modèle 2008. Bien que devant satisfaire les normes d'émission Euro 3, son moteur poussé délivrait 183 chevaux, neuf de plus que celui de la F4 1000 R remplacée, dont le cadre, les suspensions, les freins et les roues avaient été conservés. Il existait aussi une version biplace, la F4 R 312 1+1. L'appellation 312 faisait référence à la vitesse maximale annoncée, 312 km/h, que le magazine italien Motociclismo avait pu vérifier.

Cette superbike MV Agusta à l'allure magnifique affiche 20 700 km au compteur ; elle est munie d'un certificat de conformité émis par le constructeur et de documents d'immatriculation belges.



2008 MV Agusta F4 R 312
Frame no. ZCGF511BA4V001493

In 2006 MV Agusta launched its second mainstream 1,000cc model, the F4 1000 R. A state-of-the-art superbike, the F4 1000 R featured a 174bhp engine, Brembo Monobloc radial brakes, forged Brembo wheels, a carbon-nitride coated Marzocchi USD fork and an upgraded Sachs shock absorber. A development of the F4 1000 R, the F4 R 312 was introduced in late 2007 as a 2008 model. Despite having to comply with the Euro 3 emissions standard, the 312's up-rated engine produced a maximum of 183bhp, nine horsepower more than the superseded F4 1000 R, whose chassis, suspension, brakes and wheels were retained. A two-seater version, the F4 R 312 1+1, was available also. The '312' moniker refers to the bike's claimed top speed of 312km/h, which was verified by Italy's Motociclismo magazine.

Currently displaying a total of 20,700 kilometres on the odometer, this beautifully presented MV Agusta superbike is offered with a manufacturer's Certificate of Conformity and Belgian registration documents.

Saleroom notices

Veuillez noter que le numéro de cadre correct pour ce lot est ZCGF511BA5V002244. Please note that the correct frame number for this lot is ZCGF511BA5V002244.

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